Writing a blog post that ranks on Google is a skill — and once you learn it, every article you write has a real chance of bringing you free traffic for years. This is the exact framework used at MyWebLearn to write posts that rank and earn.
Step 1: Find the Right Keyword
Every SEO article starts with keyword research. You need to find a phrase that:
- Has enough search volume to be worth writing about (100+ monthly searches minimum)
- Isn\’t so competitive you have no chance of ranking
- Matches what your audience is actually looking for
Good keyword research tools: Google Keyword Planner (free), Ubersuggest (free limited), Ahrefs (paid), SEMrush (paid). For Indian keywords, always set location to India.
Step 2: Understand Search Intent
Before writing, Google the keyword yourself. Look at the top 5 results. Are they:
- Informational articles (\”what is X\”)?
- List posts (\”10 best X\”)?
- How-to guides?
- Product/service pages?
Your article must match the format of what\’s already ranking — this is search intent. If all top results are list posts, write a list post.
Step 3: Write a Click-Worthy Title
Your title is the most important on-page SEO element. Best title formulas:
- \”How to [Achieve Result] in [Timeframe]\”
- \”X Best [Category] in India 2025\”
- \”[Topic] for Beginners: Complete Guide\”
- \”[A] vs [B]: Which is Better for Indian [Audience]?\”
Step 4: Structure Your Post
Use this structure for most SEO posts:
- Introduction (hook + what they\’ll learn)
- H2 main sections covering all subtopics
- H3 subsections within each main section
- Conclusion with clear takeaway or CTA
Step 5: Optimise On-Page SEO
Using Rank Math or Yoast SEO plugin, check:
- Keyword in title, H1, first 100 words, and URL
- Meta description includes keyword (150-160 characters)
- All images have ALT text with keyword
- At least 2-3 internal links to other relevant posts
- At least 1 external link to a trusted authority site
